The financial press is almost unreadable these days.
Partly because of the bad news, but also because it is full of journalists falling over themselves to write articles along the lines of “It should have been obvious the global financial crisis was coming because etc. etc. …”. The Queen clearly thinks there should have been [...]
It is not easy to review Labor in 2008 since politically, the party seemed to make barely any impact. While Liberal shenanigans made most of the headlines, Labor party manoeuvres were rarely reported as such, even if they remained very much a feature of 2008 politics.
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... both sides are heading into an unprecedented economic crisis with little in the political arsenal to handle it.
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Kevin Rudd (KevinRuddPM) is now following your updates on Twitter.
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It is not easy to review Labor in 2008 since politically, the party seemed to make barely any impact.
While Liberal shenanigans made most of the headlines, Labor party manoeuvres were rarely reported as such, even if they remained very much a feature of 2008 politics.
The Labor party throughout 2008 was dominated by the [...]
The one thing most people now agree on is that this global financial crisis is exactly that, that it is a crisis. It is very serious, historically significant in its size, global in its reach and at a time when countries are more vulnerable to global problems than ever before, and with huge potential downside risks. Read more »
Julie and Peter are having this huge fight because Peter asked Julie to help with his homework and she said she would but then she got her friend Murray to do it and he just went and copied it from someone else, who got the answers wrong anyway. Read more »
Who said this about Internet censorship?
"I'm quite concerned by them, I saw the reports, also the comments by Kevin Gosper.
My attitude to our friends in China is very simple. They should have nothing to fear by open digital links with the rest of the world during this important international celebration of sport."
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